No Such Thing as Off the Recor - Devaux, Andrea
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From the boardroom to the newsroom, nearly every job requires speaking in front of a group. In this age of political correctness and viral social media moments, "winging it" can be a risky business. It's no wonder that three out of four people suffer from speech anxiety. No Such Thing as OFF the Record is your survival guide for effective public speaking. It will arm you with the skills to navigate tricky Q&A scenarios and avoid unexpected pitfalls""like commenting off the record to a trusted source. Whether you're just looking to improve your elevator pitch or preparing for a national media…mehr

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From the boardroom to the newsroom, nearly every job requires speaking in front of a group. In this age of political correctness and viral social media moments, "winging it" can be a risky business. It's no wonder that three out of four people suffer from speech anxiety. No Such Thing as OFF the Record is your survival guide for effective public speaking. It will arm you with the skills to navigate tricky Q&A scenarios and avoid unexpected pitfalls""like commenting off the record to a trusted source. Whether you're just looking to improve your elevator pitch or preparing for a national media campaign, No Such Thing as OFF the Record's step-by-step coaching provides a complete checklist for how to say what you came to say and not be led off-topic...even under fire.
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Andrea Devaux is a quintessential renaissance woman. Her eclectic career includes spending time as a public speaker and media coach; film maker; theatre director; fitness instructor; author; president and co-founder of a women's business networking group; and last but not least: mother. In her formative years, she trained at the New Zealand Actors Theatre Studio, a Stanislavsky-based drama school. She then left her birthplace of New Zealand and cycled and sailed around the world""a trip that lasted almost five years, where she eventually found her heart and home in San Francisco, California. Her media career began when she was working for a major medical organization, training high- powered doctors to prepare for appearances on prime time television. Afterwards she transitioned into the position of on-staff media trainer for Media Alliance of San Francisco, while in the evenings she worked with local actors directing theatre and sketch comedy in downtown San Francisco. It was during th